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DOUBLE THE GLOBAL RATE
OF IMPROVEMENT IN ENERGY
EFFICIENCY
Symposium on SDG 7 (Energy) in Preparation to the
2018 High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development
Djaheezah Subratty, 19 October 2017, Oslo
Energy is the golden thread that
connects economic growth,
increased social equity, and
environmental sustainability that
allows the world to thrive.
Ban Ki-Moon
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Energy efficiency objective
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ENERGY ACCESS SEforALL Objective Sustainable Development Goal 7
Where to? Objective
By 2030, double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency
Target 7.3
By 2030, double the global rate of improvement in energyefficiency
Indicator
Compound annual growth rate of energy intensity in terms of total primary energy supply and gross domestic product (GDP)at purchasing power parity (PPP)
Indicator
Energy intensity in terms of total primary energy supply and GDPat PPP
Adoption Year 2011 2015
Target Year 2030 2030
Energy efficiency as part of the sustainable
energy package: where do we stand?
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(Global Tracking Framework report 2017)
Global overview:
Primary energy intensity (2014)
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(Global Tracking Framework report 2017)
Speed of progress on reducing energy
intensity (2012-2014)
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(Global Tracking Framework report 2017)
Global energy intensity is not declining fast
enough to meet SDG 7.3
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(Global Tracking Framework report 2017)
Where has progress dragged?
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(Global Tracking Framework report 2017)
EE investment needed
to attain the SDG 7 objective
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$250 billion a year
Current investment
in EE
$750 billion - $1500 billion a
year
Required investment
in EE
Almost All High Impact Countries Are in
the Green Zone for Clean Energy
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Energy Efficiency
13 out of 20 high impact countries are doing well
7 out of 20 high impact countries still have some way to go
Doing well
Some progress needed
Significant progress needed
(Regulatory Indicators for Sustainable Energy report 2016)
High potential countries to improve EE?
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(Regulatory Indicators for Sustainable Energy report 2016)
Where can the fastest results come from?Relative improvement in final energy intensity by end-use sectors (2012-2014)
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(Global Tracking Framework report 2017)
Some next steps ….
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• Energy vs Energy Services (scale)
• Integrated approach (let’s start between the SDG7 targets).
• More communication and to broader constituencies (simple/key messaging on multiple benefits). We need to be concrete, with inspiring people stories.
• Educate (NY based negotiators/UNGA members, consumers, local commercial banks)
• Look at what still hurts (e.g. EE accounting, intangible, risk perception, recent data)
Some next steps ….
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• Support market transformation and adapt those to small and vulnerable economies. Take care of SMMEs.
• Policies and Business Models
• Address means of implementation beyond the UN jargon (e.g. an investor will be interested in loan guarantees; a city in green procurement for efficient street lighting; internet and the sharing economy)
• Capitalise on local/regional champions and S-S exchange.
• Financing SDG7 (domestic, ODA, private capital). Not just more but better financing.
UN Environment work on EE ….
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Initiatives/Partnerships where UN Environment is co-leading or involved in capacity building programmes on EE:
• Efficient Lighting enlighten initiative ; www.enlighten-initiative.org
• Efficient appliances and EquipmentUnited for Efficiency ; www.united4efficiency.org
• Vehicle fuel efficiency Global Fuel Economy Initiative; www.globalfueleconomy.org
• District heating and coolingDistrict Energy in Cities Initiative; www.districtenergyinitiative.org
• Building efficiency Building Efficiency Initiative ; www.buildingefficiencyinitiative.org
• Copenhagen Centre on Energy Efficiency SEforALL Energy Efficiency Hub; www.energyefficiencycentre.orgPartnership between UN Environment, Government of Denmark and Danish Technical University
Thank you
Djaheezah Subratty
Head of Energy Unit, Energy and Climate Branch
www.unep.org